David de Gea
Saved well from Serge Aurier and will have been disappointed none of his teammates cleared the looping ball that was killed by Dele Alli. 7
Aaron Wan-Bissaka
Proactive again in the final third after the adventure he showed against Aston Villa. Defensively, nobody got the better of him. 6
Victor Lindelof
Much more assured after the weak weekend performance. Tends to fare well against world-class players and did so again against Harry Kane. 8
Harry Maguire
Should arguably have taken command of the situation when De Gea deflected the ball into the air. Otherwise quite steady. 6
Ashley Young
Offered energy and experience during United's 38 minutes of dominance but was naive in his defending for Dele Alli's leveller. 6
Scott McTominay
Improved the team and teammates. United had silk and steel in midfield again and McTominay was purposeful with his passing. 8
Fred
Was performing up until Alli fooled him for the goal. Denied Son Heung-Min shortly after Rashford regained the lead with a block. 7
Mason Greenwood
The 'wild card' pick did not look out of place. Greenwood's unpredictable positioning stumped Spurs and he drew a save. 7
Jesse Lingard
Operated far more proficiently than Juan Mata and Andreas Pereira have done of late in the No.10 role. Aided United's fluid football but tired. 6
Daniel James
Unsurprisingly had Jan Vertonghen's number in their duel. A constant thorn though not at the heart of attacks as often as he usually is. 7
Marcus Rashford
Caught out Paulo Gazzaniga, smacked the crossbar, drew a save from the goalkeeper and broke his penalty pattern. Now one shy of a season-best total. Sensational. 9
Subs
Andreas Pereira
Didn't improve United. 5
Luke Shaw
No time to impress. N/A
